Is it possible to continue using Logseq 0.10.14 on Android when switching to the Logseq DB version on desktop in MD mode? Are both versions able to share and edit the same graph and sync properly by any of the usual methods?
Yes!!! Communication is the big problem. I’m fine waiting if I hear from developers and if we, the users, feel heard.
Logseq DB for Android is not ready yet. And this will be an app for the DB graph only. It will sync between Android, Web, Desktop, and IOS for the DB graph only.
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For Awareness, the Logseq Roadmap is now available: Logseq product roadmap
Once the Logseq Publishing is live, they plan to publish the roadmap from there.
**RECAP
What is being worked on or coming up?
- Check** * Logseq product roadmap*
What changes were made or released? - Check Logseq DB - Changelog - #32 by danzu
- The Last changelog will be at the bottom
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Is logseq publishing live ?
Not yet, but close, for pages.
Since I don’t see anything in the road map about this: are there any plans for the front end improvements? I’m particularly interested about tabs-alternative which I think the guys wanted to go with, but I’m curious about general plans and direction.
I’m brand new to it. Been using QownNotes because it syncs with NextCloud’s Notes app. Heard about Logseq and watched 2 hours worth of videos of people raving about it. Tried it out and it has some cool features. I liked that it was just text files, MD.
Came here to the forum and every other post is about DB.
Several years and no Android App unless you side load an APK which I’d have to relearn because I only did it once many years ago.
That’s ok, I’m used to these things. Been running nothing but open source for almost 20 years. I waited for 3 years for Plasma desktop to become stable. KDE is the king of going in too many directions at once.
I do hope Logseq keeps the md version going. Guess I’ll work on side loading that app tonight.I have no use for a journal at home and the type of work I do can’t be brought home or done from home.
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If you have access to the Logseq DB sync, you should be able to use Logseq Publishing now.
This article about Logseq Publishing was published using Logseq Publishing. 
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Where is that published exactly? Is it logseqs own servers?
Would I be able to do something similar with my own server?
They are published on logseq publishing infrastructure.
Where I can pay for logseq pro for sycn service?
Seriously, I’ve never seen a project take this kind of path. OK, changing the persistence layer affects every module in the software—it’s practically a complete rewrite, and it takes time. But at this point, you have to wonder if the DB version will ever be released. I mean, officially, anyway. I’ve been using it for a while now by downloading the builds from GitHub, and I don’t see much of a change. It must be under the hood, but normally, internal changes should sometimes show up in the user interface. But here, nothing. And right now, we have just as many features that have disappeared (like /draw) as new features that, in my opinion, are of no interest.
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Have a look here Logseq project status? - #36 by Camel_0ld
or you can go directly here: Logseq - Open Collective
I’m feeling the same way. I was really hopeful about Logseq because it is so versatile, but I don’t know when I would be able to depend on it. Which is too bad because it could be so good in a research setting.
@danzu since logseq publishing is now live, is there a new place to see the live roadmap now?
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I’ve been subscribing to sync since August ‘23 but tbh haven’t been accessing it since I completed my studies. My question is around the likelihood of mobile development, as the general feedback is that the mobile experience is currently sluggish and development secondary to desktop/database integration (the roadmap above lists it as WIP only). Is this ppl’s understanding? It seems that Obsidian’s mobile integration is snappy tho I’ve not looked at it. I’d prefer to stay open-source. I understand that there’s a neovim android app that can query an Obsidian vault however - which could be a good meantime solution. Open to thoughts, suggestions, encouragements!
hey there! logseq went through a very large refactor focused on speeding up processing and recently sync as well. right now the iphone app is still being tested, but i’ve seen reports from folks that it’s much more responsive
you’ll see folks referring to the refactored logseq as the DB version and the old version as OG or the markdown version.
unfortunately there’s a bit of a split brain between this forum and discord- i recommend joining the discord to see the latest news/discussion
Ah I see. Thankyou very much for the info. I’m have a look at Discord.